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Connections considered May Angel to be a Group class performer last term and he produced a rock-solid performance to finish third on handicap debut at Newbury last time out. Entitled to improve for the run, he can go close off the same mark if doing so.
Ralph Beckett’s Gone By was second to stablemate A La Prochaine in a Newbury novice on debut in October, who was third in the Cheshire Oaks the other day, and she’s bred to be a middle-distance horse. There should be plenty more to come this year.
Royal runner King’s Trust finished third behind a recent Listed winner in a decent novice at Goodwood in August and managed to get off the mark at Southwell after that. Improvement is expected this year and an opening mark of 83 looks workable.
Song N Dance got off the mark in a novice event at Leicester last term and managed to follow up over a mile on handicap debut at Newcastle after that. She ran well when second on her seasonal reappearance and the four-year-old can go one better if taking a step forward.
If Shiplake can translate his progressive all-weather form onto the turf, he stands a very good chance of coming out on top here. Kevin Philippart De Foy’s four-year-old was an impressive winner over this trip at Southwell in January and appears to have been saved for this race.
Valedictory doesn’t look like the easiest horse to train but he was a very impressive winner of a Chelmsford novice back in October, where he scored by just shy of five lengths. He was denied by a neck when second on handicap debut last month and is entitled to improve for that.
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| Rank | Jockey Name | Rides Today | Runs | Wins | Win % | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1st | Ryan Moore | 0 | 199 | 33 | 17 | |
| 2nd | William Buick | 5 | 235 | 30 | 13 |
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May AngelAnalysis14:20
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Palmer & Co. Champagne Maiden Fillies' Stakes (GBB Race)
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| 3rd | Oisin Murphy | 0 | 186 | 27 | 15 | |
| 4th | Tom Marquand | 3 | 225 | 22 | 10 | |
| 5th | James Doyle | 0 | 162 | 18 | 11 |
The jockeys above are ranked by their number of wins at this course in the last 5 seasons.
| Rank | Jockey Name | Rides Today | Runs | Wins | Win % |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1st | Harry Cobden | 0 | 98 | 19 | 19 |
| 2nd | Ben Jones | 0 | 48 | 13 | 27 |
| 3rd | Nico de Boinville | 0 | 62 | 13 | 21 |
| 4th | Charlie Deutsch | 0 | 34 | 12 | 35 |
| 5th | Brendan Powell | 0 | 49 | 12 | 24 |
The jockeys above are ranked by their number of wins at this course in the last 5 seasons.
| Rank | Trainer Name | Runs | Wins | Win % | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1st | Andrew Balding | 268 | 29 | 11 | |
| 2nd | William Haggas | 196 | 28 | 14 | |
| 3rd | John & Thady Gosden | 218 | 28 | 13 | |
| 4th | A P O'Brien | 169 | 23 | 14 | |
| 5th | Charlie Appleby | 125 | 22 | 18 |
The trainers above are ranked by their number of wins at this course in the last 5 seasons.
| Rank | Trainer Name | Runs | Wins | Win % | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1st | Paul Nicholls | 111 | 21 | 19 | |
| 2nd | Nicky Henderson | 80 | 17 | 21 | |
| 3rd | Ben Pauling | 66 | 15 | 23 | |
| 4th | Joe Tizzard | 52 | 13 | 25 | |
| 5th | Venetia Williams | 38 | 12 | 32 |
The trainers above are ranked by their number of wins at this course in the last 5 seasons.
From the biggest flat festival in the shape of Royal Ascot to one of National Hunt’s premier Grade 1 races in the Clarence House Chase, we offer Ascot racing tips all year around! Plenty of selections will be added to our multiples and most of Ascot’s races will have runner by runner analysis.
At myracing we will bring you comprehensive coverage of Royal Ascot across of the entire week. With 35 races set to be run across five days, our expert tipsters will be covering each race, bring you the best, free Royal Ascot tips on each day.
With each of Royal Ascot’s five days having its own designated page at myracing, be sure to check back each day for the latest daily news, offers and Royal Ascot tips below.
The experts at myracing have compiled a handy guide to punting smart at Royal Ascot. Follow these six rules to give yourself the best chance of backing a winner at Royal Ascot.
Having a bet in every race is the fastest way to lose. The odds of making a profit from betting in every race are against you, so try to focus on races where you feel confident or know a bit more about the runners. For example, some punters specialise in handicaps and take the time to study each of the runners over time to gauge their true chances of winning. Others prefer sticking to the high profile group-class races where the market is usually a good guide, or two-year-old races where prolific trainers usually have an edge.
Put simply, if you’re not confident or don’t have an interest in the race, why not leave it alone and just enjoy the race for what it is. You don’t have to have a bet in every race.
One thing that should always be considered in Royal Ascot tips, is previous course form.
Ascot is a conventional flat track with two courses, a round course and a straight mile, with the latter a strong test for a horse, particularly if the ground is soft.
As such, races tend to develop in particular ways, with the short straight on the round course making life tough for those held up, but on the straight course, it can often pay to come from off the pace.
With this in mind, Ascot can be a bit of a specialist track and previous course form is a major positive. At the 2018 Royal Ascot Festival of the 30 winners, 11 had either won or placed at Ascot previously, a figure enhanced when you excluded the two-year-olds races, as many would have had no opportunity to race at the track before.
The Draw bias at Royal Ascot is something that most certainly deserves some attention.
With many big races during the week, with up to 24 runners, even more in a typical year, knowing where you’re horse is drawn and deciphering where the advantage is vital.
Historically it was always thought that a low draw around Ascot was beneficial, but in recent years, particularly in the big handicap, there has been a change in the tide, with high drawn horses having the most success.
The bias can change, especially on the straight course depending on conditions, so be sure to watch the earlier races to discern any track bias on that day.
Alongside the draw, is the pace angle, and trying to figure out how the race will be run is a great tool in trying to find the winner.
If your horse is drawn low, typically held up for a late run but all of the speedballs are drawn high, the race may not be run to suit that selection. This is particularly pertinent in sprint handicaps where you ideally want to follow the pace before using the uphill finish to strike late.
On the round course it pays to be handy and up with the pace, Ascot’s short straight means it’s tough to make up ground late on so look for horses that may get an easy lead, before stealing a march turning for home.
Royal Ascot is one of the most competitive weeks of racing on the track, and it’s very much the same off it with all the top bookmakers vying for favouritism. As such it is vital to shop around for the best odds on all of our Royal Ascot tips, with bookmakers trying to outdo one another to have the industry best odds.
Another popular enhancement during Royal Ascot, particularly in the big-field handicaps with the likes of the Royal Hunt Cup, Britannia Stakes and Wokingham Stakes, is enhanced place terms.
Traditionally the each-way terms in these races would pay four places, but many bookmakers will offer extra places for your each-way bets. In most instances bookmakers will enhance the place terms by one or two positions, meaning 5 or 6 places, which is already great, but you can often get up to 7 or 8 places in certain races throughout the week.
Imagine finishing 8th and still winning a bet! So make sure you shop around and take advantage of these enhanced place terms.
With the additional races, all of which are big-field handicaps, this is more important than ever in 2025. Giving you the best chance of profiting from Royal Ascot tips throughout the week.
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At myracing, our tipsters are industry-leading tipsters that trawl through all of the form, trends and statistics to bring you the best free Royal Ascot tips.
With 35 races across the week and over 550 horses declared to run, it takes some serious leg work to research every runner of every race before making a selection, but that’s where we at myracing come to the fore.
At myracing our tipsters take a fine comb to each race, covering a runners’ previous form, a trainers form, the conditions of the race as well as all of the points mentioned above to provide the best-researched Royal Ascot Tips throughout the week.
While winners are never guaranteed, the intricate nature of our work and research is, and this puts us in the strongest position to have a profitable week at Royal Ascot.
Along with our Royal Ascot tips, be sure to check out our Nap of the day, Double tips, Accumulator tips and Lucky 15 tips.
Royal Ascot is, of course, Ascot Racecourse’s flagship meeting, a five day, 35-race bonanza set to take place between 17-21 June 2025.
Ascot is one of Britain’s finest racecourses, with action of the highest quality on the flat and over obstacles, so be sure to follow MyRacing for expert Ascot Tips in 2025, available on all of their race days.
Plenty of our daily racing tips are posted in the early evening the day before the meeting, with the remainder going up the next morning, and that’s no different for all our Ascot tips!
Ascot is one of the premier venues for both jump racing and flat action, with plenty of specific trainers and jockeys targeting the Berkshire track. All of the key statistics for the best trainers and jockey at Ascot Racecourse can be found above.
The Flat course has a straight mile where it is not unusual for horses to come from way off the pace to lead near the finish. There is also a round course where they race over a mile and further with a two and a half furlong straight. In big fields it’s more difficult to come from far back on the round course so we take this into consideration for our tips.
The tracks for both codes are galloping in nature. The chase course has 10 fences per circuit which can be tough jumping but big, galloping types are suited by it.
There isn’t a notable draw bias to consider on Ascot’s round course, with Ascot’s short home straight and being on the pace more of a factor round there.
On the straight course it can vary as to where you want to be, in recent year’s the big handicaps have favoured a higher draw, so be sure to watch the earlier races to decipher which side is favourable.
We have tips for all the major meetings at Ascot. Royal Ascot is the flag bearer on the flat, taking place in June each year with 5 days of top-class action with 8 Group 1’s throughout the week attracting the best of the best.
The King George VI And Queen Elizabeth Stakes are the most prestigious of races and run in July.
British Champions Day in October marks the end of the season and is another day which attracts some of the sports major stars with four Group 1’s on offer.
The annual Shergar Cup is a team event which happens in August each year. There are three Grade 1’s held at the track over jumps. The Clarence House in January, the Ascot Chase in February and the Long Walk Hurdle in December.
Across your existing bookmaker accounts, most providers will have weekly offers for their existing customers, including extra place races and price enhancements on shorter-priced runners. Make sure you shop around on the big days, as certain bookmakers will out-shine the rest with their offers!
If you’re looking to open a new account ready for Royal Ascot, our free bets section is the ideal place to find all the best offers that each bookmaker provides. From money back on your first bet, if it’s a loser, to a certain amount of free bets depending on your initial deposit, there is something to suit everyone!
While some of our Ascot racing tips will go up the evening before the meeting, some tips will go up on the morning of the fixture. Be sure to check out the experts’ tips for Ascot right up until the off to get the most important and informed information for every race.
Whether you’ve planned a spontaneous trip to Ascot on a Friday or you’ve had Royal Ascot in the diary for months, most our horse racing tips are available the night before every meeting, so you’ll have plenty of time to plan your day against the bookies!
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